As a boat moves through a body of water, it leaves behind an aftermath of waves commonly called a "wake". We leave a wake behind, too. Because God has created us to transform this world through love, we have an opportunity to affect what comes after us. In fact, whether we are aware of it or not, we affect others on a daily basis. Does your wake cause others to walk on water, or does it leave them drowning?

As a boat moves through a body of water, it leaves behind an aftermath of waves commonly called a "wake". We leave a wake behind, too. Because God has created us to transform this world through love, we have an opportunity to affect what comes after us. In fact, whether we are aware of it or not, we affect others on a daily basis. Does your wake cause others to walk on water, or does it leave them drowning?

As a boat moves through a body of water, it leaves behind an aftermath of waves commonly called a "wake". We leave a wake behind, too. Because God has created us to transform this world through love, we have an opportunity to affect what comes after us. In fact, whether we are aware of it or not, we affect others on a daily basis. Does your wake cause others to walk on water, or does it leave them drowning?

GSYouth weekend!!!! Shared sermon by Taylor Hartman and Ryan Ganaban, graduating seniors, plus a whole lot of extras. AMAZING!!!

??Mystery Message?? - - REVEALED!!!

In the close of the "Heaven and Hell" series, we explore how God called Moses to lead his people out of their "Hell" and how God might be calling each of us. How have our answers to his calling affected Good Shepherd in the past 25 years? To define your "Heaven", will you answer - "Here I am Lord, send me!"?

Scripture reference: Exodus 3 & 4

In week #2 of our "Heaven and Hell" sermon series, we explore what the Bible says about eternal life so that we all might come to know more about it and be less frightened by it.

Scripture references - Luke 18:18-30, Revelation 20:11-15, Matthew 25:35-45 (NRSV)

What are the views of heaven and hell that we've been told, or that we struggle with? Are there myths that distract us from the life that Jesus taught, and the faith that Jesus is leading us to?

What you believe about life after death will directly affect what you believe about life before death. The hope of the resurrection of Jesus has for centuries been about eternal life after death. But what about the hope that we can have today? What does the resurrection of Christ have to do with finding hope in our everyday lives and not just after we die? That hope might surprise you.

Forgiving yourself is a choice. Why is it easier to forgive others than to forgive ourselves?